Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

-Miss Hayes? She just asked about you. -Really?

The important thing is he loves you, he's committed to you, married you.

-Who's Joan Spring? -She's a client.

We can sit here and wait until a Democrat's in the White House...

-Morning, Agnes. -Good morning, Mr. Addison.

Hey, don't set the rope on--

Don't you think that you and Miss Hayes should talk?

The cheque's in the mail.

Oh, she doesn't need an appointment.

-Yeah, the Anselmo case. -She needs to know if you served the--

-No trouble at all. -We can be honest.

...but I couldn't live with myself if I didn't say something.

Blue Moon Detective Agency, good morning to you.

Oh, I never miss a party.

-But up. -But up.

I hope we're not driving around in circles.

-Yeah, I can imagine. -Yeah.

The next morning, he was taking a shower...

You bounce it a little and it bounces a lot.

We went to the beach, the Laundromat, sunsets.

-Absolutely honest. -Speak our minds.

David, we're not moving.

This is how it happened to Wile E. Coyote just this morning.

-You weren't in L.A. last night? -I never get into the city.

-What are you getting at? -I don't think she's dealing with stuff.

-Christina's too. -Christina?

But most of all, all I could think about was being with you.

You don't have to type this right away. Just whenever it slows down.

-Sure. I practically carried this place. -You buried this place.

...that I had been indicted for her murder, tried and acquitted...

Okay, Mrs. Spring. I'll take the case.

My father always said, "If a job's not worth doing well, it's not worth doing."

...I figured you meant Dennis, the man she was married to.

-Poor Joan and Christina. -Poor Miss Hayes and Mr. Addison.

Deny it ever happened.